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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
RECEIVER FOR KERSHAW 4 co.
OF THE CHICAGO eRAIN MARKET

sTAGNATION OF THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
BAILEY co. PROPOSING COMPOSITION.
CHICAGO. June 20 (speclaD-The keynote Of to-days
trading may be found in word, stagnation. This
opened at 72a cents and August at 74a cents within
Ave minutes July wheat sold at 72h centa September
wheat opened at 76as cents. Before IL o'clock July
wheat fell to 7lss cents ll5 cents under the opening
price.
At IL o'clock Secretary Stone raped for silence and
made this announcement from the gallery The sa'-
pended firm Of ksrshaw Co wsn to n ,ay ,bs ~
benefit OF tho creators OF that concern Accordingly the
meeting OF creditors to be held TINS afternoon
by the receiver can be submitted" This announcement
received In silence. but the impression produced is
rather favorable than otherwise.
Mr. Weare gave bond before Judge Jameson In the sum
OF $4,000. This action taken upon petition died
by Mr. Kershaw in tho Superior Court asking for ds
solution OF the partnership and an accounting by MS TWO
partners Messrs Dewar and Eggleston. eubp9nas have
been Issued to the latter Mr. Keshav Gays In bis petition
creditors rights and interests are endangered Joseph
application in the United states Court for receiver
for Kershaw & Co. Hamilton. Dewar and Charles
r. Eggleston made oopartners with kershaw and
ID, W Irwin Co. and the American Exchange Bank are
prevent Korshaw Co dispossg Of their property, e.
mated to be worth 100000. Tbs application was filed
Fleming n' and BoydsS have begun
that the firm OF E. W. Bailey 4 Co. will max. adjust
with their creditors at so cents the dollar In
cash and tho balance In one and two years.
Corn was unchanged at 40 cents for september. Early
dispatches from Duluth stated that the decrease In wnes
In store there last week l,710,6l2 bushels ABOUT
noon Secretary Stone announced that the decrease IN
oats 274 900 bushels decrease 100000 bushels
In wheat, decrease $4,000 bushels Provisions were
principal strength being ribs june wheat closed at
6sia cents, July at 70as cents July corn JON GEMS
81 80 o'' Z0's cents July afa 20 % July ''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

CRANE Lion the 18th inst AZ the residences
of the brides parents Bloomfield N. j. bv the Rev Dun.
can Kennedy D. Henry W. Crane 10 Lillian daughter Of
Walter Coggeshsll
KEssLER-ZIEGLER-O the sth Of Juns At the Church
OF tho Holy IBpocents Falownsd Manchester England
Edward OF william kesser to Bertha CeclIe daughter
OF Henry Zegler all OF Manchester. England
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June Is 1887, Buffalo,
" " BY the Rev Mr. Egbert Fanny Davenport daughter
OF Sherman 8. Rogers, ESQ., OF Buffalo to Charles &C
Neagh. OF New.Yorx City.
ROONE-vERRTN DEROn the 18th inst, at the residence
OF the brides parents by tho Rev William Verrnfer Dasy
VsIrinder 10 William o. Roome. both OF Jersey City.
SANDFORD-SAwTELLE--On Wednesday. June Is, at the
residence of Mrs John Poyen. Merrimac Mass by the
Thomas NJ Niles, Sarah O. Sawtele, OF Boston, and
Elliot Sanford, OF New-York city
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from physf ian and she was herself again; hut every
ono had sad fright most OF oil tho little brother wno
the heroic II Is wonder that there are not more
accidents to the chidrep who play along the chns going
dangerously near the edge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
TRIBUTE 10 THE MEMORY OF MARK HOPKINS

BosToS June 90 (Sp,e,aD AT meeting OF the Boston
Association OF Alumni OF Williams College to-day. W. T.
r. Marvin presiding the following minute was ordered
TO be entered Oh the records aud 10 be sent to Mrs
Mark Hopkins:
The death Hopkins theoogiau philosopher teach
A. TO Williams personal loss HIS NOBLE
remained and distinct In the memory q
their colege have become un an
forgotten stood TO them for an influence strong ana
ink and by his devotion 10 no DO
aim, as well counsols and prayers he taught them
10 live He city HILL that could not be ND ana
half century great ngure IN Amer
can thought been in all that time the Inspiration ana
friend Of muItitudes who rise and call MIN blessed
MS studens they mourn with his family
aud they their devotion to the college which ne mas
ter OF workmen, hewed out OF the mountains OF New
Engla
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YOYA0E OF THREE YEARS

FRoMA WHALING VOYA 0E OF THREE YEARS
NEw-BgDFoRD, Mass. June 20.-The bark President.
Captain Trip arrived today from the Atlantic Ocean,
having taken 534 barrels of sperm OIL $50 barrels OF
whale and fourteen barrels OF blacksh Oil on the voy
ago. On Juno 10, In latitude 36o. longitude ZAP In a
heavy gale she lost from gsde three whales which
would have made seventy barrels OF OIL The President
had been absent nearly three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
PAINT WORKS DESTROYED on

PAINT WORKS DESTROYED on LONG ISLAND.
Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday the Long Island
Paint Works. owned by Hooper Nowcomb. situated on
Tenihst Hunters Point, partly destroyed by nre.
Ths damage il 10000. James Murphys coopsrage IN
tho roar OF the works. damaged TO the extent OF
~ 500 The fire caused by spontaneous combustion
In the mixing department The loss is partly covered by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Dks Captains Carney, Mount Headsn and washbrIn ana
about thirty ssrgeen and parolfnen The Peitcs vemT.
soRers probably will take Afon the subject today n
possible also THAI they may all sone Of the vacsgcs, smens
the oapzins hay will have equal share VI patronage
again By retiring four captaub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
DAMAGE BROOKLYN FACTORY.

fire broke out last evening in the factory OF the
World Cooperative watch-Caso Company at Noa 242
and 244 Pymouth-st, Brooklyn. The building Is owned
by the Reliable Steam Power Company. and tho waeh
cass factory occupies third and fourth noorA ho
damage 10 Tho factory $1,000 and TO the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDTCATIoNs-FoR- 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON June 90 For New England New York.
Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, fair weather, shsht
changes In temperature. winds generally southerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

TUROWN PRONA CARRIl GE AND KILLED.

Thomas Cahoune, master machinist of the West
Shore Railroad, who lives at NewDurham. N. j.,
while ont driving yesterday with Mss Anne hecKer
IN whom he uas engaged to be married. when near
Fair View could not manage his frightened horse and
both occupants OF the carriage were thrown out
Miss Hecker received injuries from which she ded In
hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Mrs Noveau Riche-"Aw, yes, that's very pretty,
but don't Ike the title, Common Prayer Haven't
yOu-aw-any other kindl l don't care how much
have TO pay."-lIIsrpers Dazar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Yesterday as observed at the United states sgna
An this The dashes Indicate the tepera
ture noted at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2lo Broad"ay'
TRIBUNE OFFICE. June gil A M-festerday was
partly cloudy with sprinkle OF rain in the afternoon
and n slight rise in the barometer. Inc temperature
r,ngsa between 90 and 49, tho t74a being
5i5 igher than the corresponding day last year.
ana SAY higher than on SUNDAY ~, ,A, a..
I'm and near TINS city 10 day there VIII prop"pv pe
fair weather with nearly stationary temperature
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TILE rorRrEEYIH REaIMENT HONORED.

The arrangements for tho trip vi the lam i"sf
ment OF brooklyn which goes with the ooth to sara
,oga a. escort for the Society Of the Army Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Saint George to-day at4.
Staten Island ferry boats fare DC. Admission go
Tomorrow same clubs play on Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
PUTTING UP THE PRICE OF JUNE WHEAT

PUTTING UP THE PRICE OF JUNE WHEAT.
The wheat market yesterday attracted attention by the
bung" OF June options in the face Of the weak prices
for the later deliveries. The premium OF June over
July exceeded per bushel due to the squeezing
OF shorts Brokers, however generally considered that
the short interest in June not OF sufficient magni
permit the squeeze TO be carried far aud It was
reported that OF the bears had for prudential rea
sons, started heavy amounts OF wheat Of the proper
grade Chicago by rail to this CITY, paying an extra
rate OF freight Its arrival here In time to deliver
June options There Is little apprehension OF urther
trouble and various legal proceedings taken In con
nectlon with the Chicago failure VI G. j. kershaw Co..
believed would only result ndeaying the settlement
OF mis- entanglemen without involving other concerns
The coffee market opened higher YESTERDAY ana de-
veoped no startling feature. IL e. Arnold ara ms sob
f. r. Arnold dol business under the OF Arnold
Co, made a partial assignment TO Welcome D. JerVls.
legal detrimental local creditors, arising
out OF obligations 10 ont otown creditors Arnold w.
suspended In the crash ON Monday a week aIo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

FxMayor David R. Francis, of st. Louis is Of the
busting young politicians Of the West he is in the
grain business stiff Democrat, and clean cut man
of affairs He has been at the Hoffman House, where he
declared that the about President Cleveland appear
ing In St. Louis would have no effect either in the attend
anoe or the proceedings there at the Grand Army
xsthering The only who has been hurt by all this
talk of insulting the President said Mayor Francis is
not be insulted The man. Cleveland might be insulted
Su not the President st. Louis viii welcome the Chief
Magistrate he deserves"
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"Mets" W.. Athletics.

Love Counts as Nofhing
in tennis but 10 buy Tennis Goods at Spadni
Bros, 2il Broadway. illustrated Catalogue free
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MARRIED.

Initiated Constantly
but equalled. COgates exqusely perfumed Casa
mere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be indorsed rih al name
and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Ex-Coneressman L. Smith, OF Leavenworth, Kansas
has Just gone homo rrom New-York. happy over the
successful termination Of the business that brought
him here He heavily interested in the Kansas Central
Railroad which has been in legal controversy with the
Union Pacific. The management Of the Union Pacific
recently signied wish to settle the difficulty amcably
and Mr smith came on 70 meet Sidney Dillon, with
whom the terms OF settlement were duly arranged A
suit pending ordered By telegraph to be
withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Secretary Endcott was in NewYork on Sunday on bis
way from Washington to Salem, where his family Is
already settled for the For the first time since
he has been Secretary War he neglected to register his
name at his hotel He has never been an approachaole
public man. but has not specially stunned observation
before His change OF habit and evident desire to avoid
notice are set due 10 the Rebel flag controversy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
STRAY NOTES ABOUT MEN AND AFFAIRS.

The housewives Of America have an intimate ana COM
ELEMENTARY although not personal acquaintance, with
Ehe family name of a Frenchman who is at the Hoffman
house. He is A. Menier. Of the chocolate king, VINO
made millions of dollars in chocolate manufacture and
whose name is stamped Oh millions OF cakes OF the
brown continent that annuslly used IN this ana
other countries The has been making tour OF the
and Capain Barclay aud has just overland from
Fan Francisco They made ocean voyage from Havte
to Hong Kong Meniers yacht, which Is one OF the
finest OF the French feet
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whispers {, ON Aztec.
Gila Valley. December 9th 1887.

UtA AllelR OcSotOp0I Stu 1901
EDtToR SENTINEL:
The wonderful beauty OF
all the face Of our lovely valley after the
rains, and the exquisite heath so soft anG
spring like makes every day seem like
taste Of paradise, and that time worn sub
ject, the weather; becomes delightful theme
when friends and neighbors meet; surely
shere can be no other spot on earth where
90 many perfect dsys are enjoyed IS in the
ella Valley. The mig hts and mornings art
lust cool enough to send the blood coursins
through the veins with renewed vigor. and
to enable one to thoroughly enjoy mes
quito fire.
And the days We are utterly unable to
see how they could be more deliciously
perfect. Here on the very threshold OF
Christmas are watermelon vines bearing
fruit aud blossoms; " lid lowers are springiL 6
Up every where. and there is a soft GOODNESS
in the air which makes as think OF the In-
dlan sunlihcr III tnc GaSI dno oAA"Ss w o1'
memory the happy days when Ne used tc
90 ''nutting."
Our farmers are busily engaged in
blowing and sowing and already the fields
are putting on charming appearance.
The Hackett Canal is being enlarged, and
in q couple of weeks water will be again
Gurned in.
Messrs. Wills and Dickinsons Canal il
rapidly approaching completion.
ETELKA.
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There was quite tragedy enacted
Folk Apache oil the 2sth ult. Alfred j
Moss, private in troop A, Tenth Cavalry
shot and killed Mrs. Jane cambridge, ant
hen himself. From the testimony befor'
che Coroner's jury, it appears that the,
sere on very intimate terms, and that Mos
'ecame exceedingly jealous OF the woman
s, much so, that, as | G says in letter wri:
en- and left by him, she could stand it Ii
longer" and determined to put an end t
is and her existence.
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From the Lowell, Mass, Morning Times, Sept &c.
seBlcsN NEWSPAPER ANNUAL for 1887.

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LOCAL NOTES.

Lais Mejia Is here OIL visit.
Captain A. D. johnson is seriously i'll.
Capt jim Nsahr came in from his rsnc.
yesterday.
Frank Hodges and family have gone e
TO Picacho.
Kris Kingle has established head-quarte;
at Gandolfo's.
A grand bale viii lie given at Clip o.
Christmas night.
Miss. L. and Mrs. F. Ewing were in to"
during the week.
Col. d. Il. HARDWOOD has gone to IT,.
Mohawk valley.
Call around and examine Gandolfos ina,
nilicent new stock.
Thos. Downcy arrived here from Sa
Diego o Monday.
DR.. W. Frederick Of the Columbia Schoo
OF Mines is in town.
Pablo Pine has returned from Sonor
with . band of cattle.
Col Robt Leatherwood of Tucson Wa
III town during the week.
Yuma legion of Select knight meets thi
evening at 8 o'clock sharp.
Geo. McAfee has men at work on hi
Psrnell mine near the Clip.
jake Marks prominent citizen Of Phenia
was here during the week.
The Catholic church is being handsomei
decorated for the holidays.
Be sure and attend Forepsugh's great
circus on Monday afternoon.
Thsd. Johnson ha, charge of the Re-
Cloud steam hosting works.
Judge Ringwald had d. d. case yester
day and fined the culprit $40.
Fsther Chaucot left for Aztec couple c
days ago, and will return to-day
Gus Crawford has gone up to the Mohawl
valley, where he intends locating.
William S. Hodges will be married 81
Tuesday next to Miss Bonita Campo.
A 6le lot Of imported delicaciss receiver
yesterday at John Chandeliers store.
The railroad company paid $40, 25s.s
taxes Thursday into the county treasury
Yum. Lodge No. :, 4. o. U. W. hold
all important meeting next Tuesday evening
1t it said that 20-stamp gold mill will l.
built carly next month on the BuenS Visit
mine.
The Beard Of County Examiners hsV
issued first grade certiscate to Miss JUL
Gray.
John Gandol:o's emporium 10 erowde
with beautiful and uscful christmas good
The pupils OF the Sisters school viii Civ
grand concert at their school.house ne1
week.
Reports from Cargo Muchscho distri.
indicate ''bis strike" Of gold ore in ii
old mines.
John Gaudelfo has returned from Ss
Francisco where he purchased an immen
stock Of winter goods.
Richard Rule Secretary OF the Pris'
Commission paid the SENTINEL OHiee
pleasant visit yesterday.
The heaviest stock of holiday novsisl
In the Territory just rscsivsd ss GAnoon'
store.
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The Western Settlers Chosen
Specific
ETELKA

With every advance of emigration into
he far West, q new demand is created for
Iostettei's Stomach Bitters. Newly peopled
eeions are frequently less salubrious than
,lder settled localities, on account OF the
niasma which rises from recently cleared
and, particularly along the banks of rivers
shat are subject to freshets. The agricul-
-rrsl or mining emigrant snon learns, when
re does not already know, that the Bitters
ford the only sure protection against ma
| ,sria, and those disorders Of the stomach,
liver and howell, to which climate changes,
xpesurs, and nnaccustomed or unhealth
alter or diet subject him. Consequently,
ne places an estimate upon this great house
,old specihc and preventive commensurate
With it's intrinstic nerits. and is careful to
;eep on hand restorative and promoter Of
health so implicitly te be relied upon in time
4 need.
Mr.. Ed. F. Bourne, the efficient and
.orthy cashier of the United States Ex-
'ress Co., Des Moines, Iowa, says: "From
ne lack Of exercise and from close contine
ncnt to Office work, have been troubled
18th hsbitual constipation. l have receiv-
ID more benefit from st. Patrick's Pills
han anything [ ever tried. | gave them a
borough test and am now in perfect
cath. hereby recommend them as
leasant and reiisbl. medicine They DC
rot grippe nor cause :he sickness occssioue'
y the operation 5t almost all other cathar-
&c p5-js CT medicine. Sold b. J. Gandolfo
Sheriff Mai,enou OF Tsvapsi County a.
we'd here sunday " ith the following named
;onylcts. j. johnson looloredl lie, marder;
Joiiu Temple, two years: indicted Ior
.eloay. Ed. Low, one year; indicted for
burglary. Knox Lee, six years; indicted for
murder. Santiago Pedra, three years; in
jcted for grand larceny. c. H. Clark,
5iree years; indicted for grand larceny.
Allen Cook, two years; indicted for az
,ravatei battery. Charles Clifford, eight
months indicted for burglary in the second
iegree. Thomas ]. Behan. twelve years;
addicted for assault with intent TO COMM.
rape.
The almost UNEMPLOYED country to the
northwest, between Vulture and the Colo
ado river, is said to be covered with lux
.,:iant grass, and 70 afford, if water could
re procured, a splendid cattle range. With
team pumps, which are being utilized oil
western part of Maricopa county and the
northern part of Yuma County offer 6nc
inducements for the rearing of cattle and
sheep. Herald.
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Renews her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Clay Co. low
tells the following remarkable story Il
truth of which Is youched for by the res
dents of the town: :I am 70 years Ole
have been troubled with kidney complain
and lameness for many years; (o1ld n
dress myself without help. Now am fri
ON all pain and soreness, and am able t
do all my own house work. l owe III.
thanks to Electric Bitters for having remor
cd completely all disease and pain. Trl'
bottle only SOC at A. Franks store.
Hon. Thomas Helleck, one of the larses
cattle owners of Mohave county, Is IN Pre'
colt to attend the called meeting of the LII,
Stock Sanitary Commissioner. Mr.. Hallec'
| states that during the past season quite ;
lot of beef cattle wore shipped from Mohav,
county to California, for which REASONABLE
fair prices were realized. He also speah
| very encouragingly of the live stock il
terests generally of that section of the Tel
.itory.-Hoof and Horn.
The Supreme Court of Arizona has de
;ivered through Judge Barnes, its decision
affirrning the conviction of Sol Barth, foi
| forgery, at the last April term Of the Di.
srict Court presided over by Chief Justic,
| Wright. There Were q dozen points raiset
for reversal by defendant, but the Suprem,
Court sustained Judge Wright on every
oue.-St. Johns Herald.
A San Bernardino dispatch of Dec. 10th
says that V. E. Isbell, single lady, 2,
years old, who is largely interested in min
ing operations near Calico, came to tow
,e-terday, engaged rooms in private house
and this morning was found dead in he
| room, from the effects of an overdose o
!audauum, The coroner's jury pronounce
| ner death accidental.
No one is well equipped for journe
without a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhaa Remedy. In 3
emergency its value cannot be estimated
Sold by j.. Gandolfo.
The household of our friend Merejild
Monroy was made joyous on Saturda
morning last, by the arrival OF handsonl
baby boy.
, Hiram W. Blaisdell of the Paymast'
mines and VIM. Barbour of Acuza, pal
this Office very pleasant visit during Il
week.
B.F. Magill of Mohawk valley is in TOW
with his wife. Mr.. Magill reports ever
thing hourishing up the valley.